Hi Jerry, it is of course correct that services can be manually disabled, for example. But Windows partially resets them. Also not all services can be deactivated this way. So a permanent change is only possible for certain services.
Furthermore, our software offers even more options, such as AntiSpy.
With our software the services can also be reactivated. In addition, our software remembers the status and resets it after uninstalling.
Of course a system restore point should be created in advance. Starting with the next version this should be taken over by the software.
Finally I would like to point out again that changes should ONLY be made if you are familiar with the subject. It is not designed for laymen!

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"A better way to stop these services is to simply type Services in the Search box "

Win10 Settings -> Apps -> Startup. Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services. Control Panel ->Administrative Tools -> Task Scheduler. Win10 Task Mgr. Startup & Services tabs or panels [right click individual entries]. Win7 Start Menu -> Run or Win10 right click Start Button -> Run, type msconfig & click OK.

"This software can ruin a PC and require a complete reinstall of the operating system."

Backup 1st -- something you should be doing anyway -- setting a restore point may work, and there's always Safe Mode. That said, the most likely way to damage Windows is to stop drivers &/or driver-related apps/services. Not all drivers for services are listed in Admin Tools -> Services BTW. Software can add unneeded drivers, and since they start with Windows, they're a favorite malware target.

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abylonsoft, please could you give the name of a service that cannot be disabled using windows controls and tools that NEEDS to be disabled for personal privacy reasons and does not also cripple some desrired functionality? There are more ways to disable a service than the user interface in the Services snap-in in the managment console. It can be done manually in the registry, then to prevent windows reseting it one can change the key permissions to deny write/modify writes to everyone. Or deny execute to the executable if it's a unique executable rather than svchost for instance. BTW what is the license duration offered with this giveaway? Is it non-expiring or an expiring license?

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"... you don't need a third party app to do what is already included in Windows."

Actually Windows doesn't provide a way to remove or stop drivers. Uninstalling drivers is left to the developers who wrote the software and it's install/uninstall routines, which show up in Settings -> Apps &/or Control Panel -> Programs. In some cases however, if the driver shows up in Device Mgr. you can right click -> uninstall the corresponding device.

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